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Much Ado About Nothing
May 24, 2019 @ 6:30 pm UTC+0 - 8:30 pm
The world's first cycling theatre company, The HandleBards, pedal from venue to venue with all the set, props and costume necessary to perform environmentally sustainable Shakespeare across the globe.
Join their all-male troupe at the Sustainability Centre for a bicycle-powered production of Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing' like no other. In usual HandleBards style, expect riotous amounts of energy, a fair old whack of chaos, and a great deal of laughter.
And what's the play about? Well – a group of soldiers return from the war to a household in Messina, causing the kindling of new love interests and the re-kindling of old rivalries. The parallel love stories of Beatrice, Benedick, Claudio and Hero become entangled with plotting, frivolity and melodrama in Shakespeare's famous comedy.
This is an outdoor production, so please bring your own chair or blanket to sit on, a picnic to dig into, and dress for the weather!
Notes on Performance
- Doors open at 6pm, so bring a picnic and come and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
- Chairs, picnics, blankets and any other low level accessories are welcome.
- In case of rain, please don't bring umbrellas as they block sight-lines for other audience members. Ponchos and raincoats are just as fetching, so please wear these instead.
Tickets for this performance will be available to purchase from the Sustainability Centre, here.


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House, Senate Pass Different Bills: To Become Law Anyway?
Something fishy happened on Friday, and without further action in Congress it should scuttle the legislation to exempt the Federal Aviation Administration from sequestration‐based spending limits. But maybe the old saying, "close only counts in horseshoes and handgrenades," also applies to Senate unanimous consent agreements. If President Obama gives the bill five days of public review under his Sunlight Before Signing promise, perhaps it can be hashed out before anyone does anything foolish.
You're probably aware of the background: Across‐the‐board spending cuts were threatening air travel delays because of FAA furloughs. Late last week, the House and Senate both passed bills to allow the Department of Transportation to move money around, clearing up that problem. (No new spending; just movement of funds from lower priorities to air traffic control.)
As I detailed on the WashingtonWatch.com blog late Saturday, the Senate and then the House passed identical bills, but determined to see the House version passed into law. Because the House would pass its bill after the Senate was gone for the week, the Senate agreed to automatically pass a bill coming from the House "identical" to the one it had passed. Problem solved.
But on Friday afternoon, after the House had passed its identical bill, sponsor Rep. Tom Latham (R-IA) came to the floor and asked unanimous consent to change the word "account" to "accounts" in his bill. The change is a mystery. My guess is that the reference to a singular appropriation account would not allow needed flexibility because there are many FAA accounts. But the change also made the sentence ungrammatical as it has a second reference to a singular account.
Whatever the reason, there was a reason. And after changing the legislation, it was no longer identical to the Senate‐passed bill. Thus, the bill sent to the Senate could not be automatically passed. Accordingly, the bill does not go to the president and does not become law.
Now, is the difference between the singular and the plural of the word "account" small enough that the Senate can go ahead and treat the bills as identical? That threatens the meaning of the word "identical." It certainly mattered in the House. Procedure expert Walter Oleszek calls unanimous consent agreements of this type "akin to a negotiated 'contract' among all Senators, [which] can only be changed by another unanimous consent agreement."
The House‐passed bill not being identical to the Senate‐passed bill, the better approach is to find that the Senate unanimous consent agreement does not apply, and the House bill should sit in the Senate awaiting further action.
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Prompts clue in the player when to use the touch screen. Kotaku wasn't able to get hands on with the game at the Tokyo Game Show (long lines, not enough Vitas). This gameplay looks to be hacking and wiping. Call it a hack-and-wipe or a slash-and-touch.
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Sam "Lightning" Hopkins was one of the original Texas Bluesmen. Once upon a time, Hawkeye got to sit down with Lightning and take a guitar lesson and how he's passing the baton.Length: 31:11 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
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Part of one of the most popular guitar/harmonica duos of the Classic Blues. Hawkeye used to help Brownie with his groceries and in return, he got to take lessons from him. Learn a fingerpicking style...Length: 26:40 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
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Learn the important aspects of Robert Johnson's music from a broad point of view. Look at turnarounds and the importance of focused practicing!Length: 17:39 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
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"Herman plays with a sensitive, reflective touch that continually draws attention to his vocals, which are effectively understated and free of affectation... Herman can rock with the best of them. A solid choice for fans of traditional acoustic blues."
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In 2000, Hawkeye was awarded Philadelphia's Barrymore Award for Excellence in Theatre for best original music in a theatrical production. "Everyday Living," Hawkeye's first nationally released album from 1987, now reissued on CD, features the late blues giants Charles Brown and "Cool Papa" Sadler, and established the demand for his now long-standing festival and concert touring. His latest CDs and DVD, "Blues Alive!" (CD), "It's All Blues To Me" (CD), and "Hawkeye Live In Concert" (DVD) have been greeted with rave reviews. Hawkeye's journalistic efforts have been published in numerous national and regional blues and music-related periodicals.
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Multi-Generational Leadership: Enhancing Performance with 5 Generations
Today's workforce may be comprised of as many as five generations working side- by-side, each with their own unique mindset, work style, and ways of communicating. Connecting with and managing across generations has become vitally important to building a cohesive and successful team.
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Anything i know from programming is based off a very quick dip into codeacademy and the first lecture given thus far.
Below is my code for taking the radius of a circle from the user and then going ahead to give radius, area, circumference.
I keep getting a "couldn't find symbol" error when compiling, which i have hunted down to be an issue with my variables.
For the life of my i cannot figure out how to get the scanner element working.
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class CalculateCircleUserInput
public static void main(String[] args)
Scanner radius = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println("Please input the circle's radius: ");
double radius = radius.nextdouble();
double pi = 3.1416;
double area = pi*radius*radius;
double circumference = pi*radius*2;
System.out.println("You have defined the circle's radius as: " + radius);
System.out.println("It's area is " + area);
System.out.println("It's circumference is " + circumference);


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The hiking trails and pilgrimage routes that snake through the region of St. Wendel are thought to offer "moments to take pause". They connect Saarland's long-established pilgrimage sites, including St. Wendel, Tholey and Marpingen. They also reflect deep faith and are a source of strength for those who have set out on their journey.
"Moments to take pause" is the motto of the paths, and pilgrims can take this phrase literally: 40 boards with contemplative texts to inspire reflection and philosophical thought are dotted throughout the route. One of the many benches overlooking beautiful spots along the way is perfect for this activity...
Pilgrims on the Marien-Rundweg circular route around Marpingen can experience deep adoration of the Virgin Mary for themselves. In the 19th century, the Mother of God is said to have appeared to three little girls in the Härtelwald forest at the site where the Virgin Mary is worshipped today. Subsequent miracle healings at the site of the apparition soon led to this place being dubbed a "German Lourdes".
Soothing natural surroundings, glorious views and sacred sites await hikers on the Mauritius-Rundweg circular pilgrimage route, which starts and ends at Tholey Abbey. The Blasius Chapel, which was founded in 1246 as the abbey's pilgrimage chapel, is a Baroque gem along the route. The Holy Crosses along the pilgrimage route are reminiscent of the time when the Stations of the Cross led from Tholey to the chapel.
The Wendelinus-Pilgerweg pilgrimage route follows in the historic footsteps of St. Wendelin. At 15 kilometres in length, it is the longest of the four pilgrimage routes in the region of St. Wendel. Legend has it that the saint sought strength and inspiration in the region on his way to Rome and lived as an eremite in St. Wendel. The route starts at the Basilica of St. Wendelin and ends at Tholey Abbey.
The Basilica of St. Wendelin, one of the most beautiful late Gothic hall churches in western Germany, pays homage to the saint and marks the start and end point of the Wendelinus-Rundweg pilgrimage. The spiritual route also commemorates him as it passes the Wendelin Fountain and St. Wendelin's Chapel, a shrine to the Virgin Mary and reaches a stone slab dedicated to the saint with far-reaching views of the low mountains.
1. The Marien-Rundweg/length of route: approx. 10 km
Starts/ends: Marpingen
About the route: moderately difficult
2. The Mauritius-Rundweg/length of route: 8 km
Starts/ends: Tholey Abbey
About the route: moderate to difficult
3. The Wendelinus-Pilgerweg/length of route: approx. 15 km
Starts: St. Wendel
Ends: Tholey Abbey
About the route: moderately difficult
4. The Wendelinus-Rundweg/length of route: 8 km
Starts/ends: Basilica of St. Wendelin
About the route: easy-to-moderate difficulty
Arrival options for all four pilgrimage routes: change at Saarbrücken Central Station for regional trains to St. Wendel
Departure options: St. Wendel
About all routes: signposted with a pilgrim's staff symbol
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Culture Blogs
A journey through the hands of a maker of magical items, discovering not only the secrets of Sacred art, but also the history and preservation of disappearing forms of Artisan work.
The Spirit Of Dolls
A doll is like an talisman, or an altar statue - its energy starts and grows with the creator, and after it is made the owner also adds his/her own energy. With enough love and energy, the doll becomes something that, no matter that I have been doing this for more than a decade, I cannot fully explain. A living thing? Something with a soul? Call it what you want, but I can tell you what she is not - an empty, inanimate thing.
Since I work only with discarded, abandoned and second hand dolls, they often arrive to me with very strange energies, not always good ones. Children have an extremely powerful way to transfer their own emotions to their dolls, and while I don't believe in haunted dolls at all, I believe in unhappy, traumatized children that embed their sadness, their anger, their pain into their dolls.
This is the first part where being a Witch comes into play - cleansing all that energy away. Right after being physically cleaned, each doll goes through energy work to release any negativity that may have stayed with her. That energy is sent into Mother Earth, whom will use it or transform it as She sees fit, and the doll is sprinkled with Blessed Water and passed through incense smoke. After that, they go to "sleep" for a time in my doll cupboard - I have way more dolls that I can work on, so that sleep is usually months long.
That way, when I take it to start drafting patterns and ideas, the doll's energy is completely blank, just as I want it. As the work progresses, it works no different than with any of my other forms of artwork - it gathers energy from me, from my husband Fernando (who usually works his woodcarving in my studio), from the whole house, which is a Sacred space itself, and from the Spirits that inhabit and visit our house.
In a process that is beyond my understanding - but that I can perceive SO clearly - the doll starts to wake up. By the end of the work, the doll tells me how she wants to be called, and usually makes her way into her new owner in a matter of weeks. Absolutely everyone who has purchased dolls from me has told me that they were called to purchase them, and that they felt a very special connection from the moment I posted the first pics. Anyone who has ever experienced and/or performed Magic knows this is a very powerful process, that changes both the maker and the receiver of said Magic.
Dollmaking is the process where I feel my ability to channel Sacred energy rises to its highest expression. While I have read incredibly snob comments on how plastic dolls are not good enough to be vessels for the Spirit, in Santería there is a huge tradition of using this type of doll to represent Orishas, Guides and Ancestors, and are also given as offerings during the Orishas' special days, or placed in altars and Bóvedas*. I used to give readings at a Santería shop whose resident Santera had a wonderful dark skinned doll brought from Cuba that was the vessel for La Negra Tomasa, a very known Spirit Guide that was her advisor and protector. The doll had her own wicker chair beside the altar, and every year the Santera would sew a complete new outfit for the doll. I was very lucky to see several of them and they were outstanding, and worth a small fortune of laces and silks. Another Santero I met used to have a Yemanya doll made for him every year, and would release it into the sea on Yemaya's day. Giving the Orishas a new doll, or a new outfit for the altar doll's collection, is a very known way to obtain the favour of a Spirit.
And well - if they are good enough for the Orishas, they are good enough for me.
*Note: A Bóveda Espiritual is an Ancestor altar in the Santería tradition.
Note To Picture – the same doll, before and after customizing.
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Episode 53: Live with Gary K. Wolfe and Karen Lord!
Last weekend Crawford Award-winning novelist Karen Lord joined Gary and I live from an undisclosed location in the Caribbean (well, when we say 'undisclosed' a LOT of frogs and just a few motorcycles seemed to know just where Karen was at the time) to discuss the impact of cultural perceptions on fantasy, her novel Redemption in Indigo, and a handful of other things. We experienced a few recording dropouts (for which we apologise), but Skype struggled to link Perth, Chicago and the Caribbean and did its very best. We hope you enjoy the podcast as much as we enjoyed recording it.
As to this coming weekend, well Gary's at Wiscon so we have some plans for coming weeks that we think should be a lot of fun. See you then!


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The PPK/S is well built and is visually more refined than the previous version. While the gun's weight has not increased noticeably, the blowback and firing action is visibly crispier and more reliable.
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oldest daughter and husband dissed Christmas and went Out Of Town, leaving younger daughter and husband to make Christmas for mom who was Upset. day was really quite pleasant, if quiet.
now, after official holidays, uncle has come to visit, mom's sister is back in town, and so are daughter and son-in-law. tomorrow night we all will gather for food (NO presents!) and conversation and the very best of Christmas desserts with none of the baggage of The Day.
guess mom got Christmas Dinner after all--and the menu didn't even have to be What We Always Have. there is a lesson in all this somewhere, if i am clever enough to find it!


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Hi everybody,
first of all, I am new here and to OpenGl Es, as well, so please bear with me if this has come up before or I am completely wrong forum-wise.
I am used to code with OpenGL but with OpenGL ES I run against walls every few steps. Now I am stuck at trying to create a 3d vector from a 2d click. As in I am coding a small 3d game app and as is to be expected I need the 3d coordinates from a click or touch.
Only that the usual possibilities seem to be not accessible. Like gluUnproject or GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT. So can anybody point me to a solution?
What I am actually trying to do is assessing if and where a click on the screen touches an arbitrarily rotated plane. The plane is not actually rendered to the screen but part of a 3d game object and a helper to determine where a click has occured in relation to the object.
I am thankful for every help, even if it is just a pointer to the right forum :).


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Amidst the recent police violence in Oakland and the sure temptation of some protestors to resort to violence, I wrote this little reflection inviting all Occupiers to a renewed commitment to nonviolence.
There is a verse in the Bible that says, "Our battle is not against flesh and blood but against the principalities and powers of this dark world." It is a reminder that there are people behind oppressive structures — people who laugh and cry and bleed just like everyone else — and those people are not the enemies, but the systems are.
I was reminded of this when I went into Bank of America on Move Your Money Day, and transferred my money to the non-profit credit union here in Philadelphia. As I went into the bank, I saw the smiling faces of Bank of America tellers who have become friends over the past decade. When I told them I was closing my account, one of the women asked jokingly, "You don't like us anymore?" At first my heart sunk, but then I said, "No way, I love the heck out of all of you. I just don't like the values of the bank you work for." To my surprise, they all smiled. In fact they may not like the values of the bank they work for either. Even though I'll be leaving Bank of America, I'm hoping to stay in touch with my friends there. I may even take them some coffees next week, which I'll charge on my new credit union debit card.
It is always tempting to demonize people and humanize corporations. It's easy to forget that we are up against something bigger than flesh and blood people. And it's particularly easy to forget that people are not the enemy when people are shooting pepper spray in your face.
But as a Christian, I have a strange model for interacting with violence – the cross. During his state-sanctioned execution, Jesus looked into the faces of those about to kill him and prayed, "Father, forgive them for they don't know what they are doing." The enemy-love exemplified by Jesus on the cross is so counter-cultural that the bible says that it is "foolishness" to the wisdom of the world. It makes no sense to the logic of "smart" bombs nor the sort of justice that says "eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth, shock and awe for a September 11th". But what Jesus did on the cross was expose injustice – he made a spectacle of it as he endured some of the ugliest stuff people can do to each other. And he triumphed over violence with nonviolent love. Some theologians have called it: revolutionary subordination.
Jesus shows us that it is possible to overcame evil without mirroring it… to resist oppressors without emulating them, to neutralize enemies without destroying them.
Jesus (and MLK and Gandhi and others) abhorred passivity and violence – but they also knew they were fighting a something bigger than people.
Over and over throughout history, folks have discovered this power of nonviolence. Martin Luther King insisted that the best way to expose injustice was to suffer nonviolently, so that we "make injustice so uncomfortable that it has to be dealt with." Nonviolence unmasks injustice in a way violent resistance cannot. There's something in us that can't stand to see an unarmed, peaceful person beat up. Something in us winces, stands with the underdog. The universe bends towards justice.
Think of the Civil Rights movement — the dogs, the water hoses spraying people, the jails, the beatings, lynchings, insults. And yet in the face of all those ugly things, Dr. King said: 'Throw us in jail and we will still love you. Bomb our houses and threaten our children and we will still love you. Beat us and leave us half dead and we will still love you. But be ye assured that we will wear you down by our capacity to suffer. One day we shall so appeal to your heart and conscience that we shall win you in the procress, and our victory will be a double victory.' "
Like Jesus, Dr. King knew that his battle was not against people, but against the principalities and powers that colonized people's imaginations. He wanted to liberate both the oppressed and the oppressors.
How will history remember the Occupy movement?
I am convinced its future will be determined by its humility and nonviolent commitment, even in the face of violence and ugliness from the other side… especially in the face of such violence.
And the other side can be brutal. Just take a look at the photo above of the Rev. John Helmiere, a priest who was attacked by police at a nonviolent protest in Seattle two months ago — while wearing his clerical garb and shouting, "Keep the Peace! ...I'm a man of Peace!" You can read John's harrowing account of his encounter with, as he puts it, "violence and love," on his blog HERE.
When most people see nonviolent protestors like this priest beaten up by police, it conjures up similar feelings to those of the Civil Rights movement. It exposes injustice and puts the system on display.
The Occupy movement succeeded in getting the world to notice the 99 percent, and they did that largely by dedicated sacrifice — sleeping out night after night in rain, cold, snow, going to jail, getting tear-gassed and ridiculed — and responding with nonviolence.
It will not just be arguments that win the hearts and minds of people to the movement, but it will be sacrificial love like that characterized Jesus and Dr. King… and much of the Occupy movement to date.
What caught the world's attention was the sacrificial commitment of hundreds all over the world on behalf of the 99 percent. What will keep the world's attention is a renewed desire to expose injustice without mirroring it. I am hopeful. After all, nonviolent movements have a good track record for changing the world.
The only way to maintain that sort of nonviolence is to constantly remember that the battle is not against flesh and blood but principalities and powers. That is a true revolution – when we can insist that the disparity between the 1 percent and the 99 percent is the greatest moral failure of our age while also insisting that every person, 100 percent matter — and that no one is beyond redemption… Let's set both the occupied and the occupiers free.
Shane Claiborne is a Red Letter Christian and a founding partner of The Simple Way community, a radical faith community that lives among and serves the homeless in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia. He is the co-author, with Chris Haw, of Jesus for President.
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Berry Ocky Rot[1] was a fruit wine containing 17% alcohol.[2] It was made from berries, which the label boasted were picked and pressed by the "fair hands" of "our best house elves," and aged in oaken bungbarrels for a thousand years.[2]
The beverage was sold at the Hog's Head pub in Hogsmeade[2], as well as the Leaky Cauldron[1]. Horace Slughorn and Rubeus Hagrid got drunk on a bottle of it after Aragog's funeral in 1997.[3]
Berry ocky is a Newfoundland English term for a drink made from wild berries (especially lingonberries).[4] "Rot" may be related to rotgut, an English slang word for cheap, low-quality liquor.[5] "Rot" is also German for red.
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Harry Potter Limited Edition
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Wizarding World of Harry Potter photo on the RPF
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film) (see this image)
- ↑ Newfoundland Word of the Day
- ↑ "Rotgut" on Merriam Webster OnLine


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This NBA DFS season has been kind of a roller coaster ride. The ownership of players is higher than normal. Seems like everyone is on the same value players night after night. If your high priced players you spend on don't tank and reach value then you're going to do well. So be smart and don't take too many risky players. Also with the NFL, NHL and College Football going on too, be smart with your bankroll.
On Saturday we have a 7 game slate:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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The world went to war in 1914 because of a lie, according to a new book about the teenage assassin who fired the fatal shot that sparked the conflict.
Writer Tim Butcher has traced the footsteps of Gavrilo Princip who shot Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, dead in the streets of Sarajevo.
His death in 1914 saw Austria-Hungary declare war on Serbia which it said was behind the attack - a move that eventually drew Germany, France, Russia and Britain into the conflict, the First World War, that left millions dead.
Mr Butcher, who spent three years researching Princip and even uncovered his old school reports, said there is no evidence the Serbian government was behind it.
He said: "It was a claim made repeatedly by hawks in Vienna to justify an attack on Serbia, a claim that was accepted at the time by some historians and repeated even today by contemporary historians. But it is a claim not supported by evidence.
"Princip spent time in the Serbian capital before the assassination, and he met extremist nationalists there who helped arm him and smuggle him back to Sarajevo. But it does not follow these extremists were backed, authorised or even known about by the Serbian government.
"Vienna's declaration of war on Serbia as punishment for the Sarajevo assassination had about as much legitimacy as a declaration of war by Britain on Ireland as retaliation for Louis Mountbatten's murder in 1979 by Irish nationalists."
Mr Butcher, whose book The Trigger - Hunting The Assassin Who Brought The World To War comes out next month, said Princip's story was "twisted" and he could not " reasonably be accused of being a Serbian nationalist".
He argued that Princip actually wanted to create a country not unlike the Yugoslavia that emerged after the First World War, saying : " From the moment Austria-Hungary, in the face of clear evidence to the contrary, wilfully misconstrued Princip's motives in order to justify its attack on Serbia, distortion was inserted into the founding narrative of the First World War."
Princip, who was 19 at the time of the attack, was caught almost immediately and died in prison from tuberculosis in April 1918, just a few months before the end of the war.


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Get your summer soaps!
Strawberry Hedgehog makes its second appearance on Vegan Beauty Review. What can I say? I'm a huge fan of their fabulous vegan handmade soaps and body care products.
Strawberry Hedgehog has a brand new line of summer soaps that are infused with arometherapeutic goodness. These soaps are eye candy as well. They are gorgeous and they are bound to beautify any bathroom or kitchen.
Let's check out the goods, shall we?
Cucumber soap set ($12):
Cucumber-ginger (refreshing, anchoring, strengthening): Sometimes I just grab these soaps and sniff them for a lil' pick me up. I feel they help center myself. Ah, the powers of aromatherapy. This one is very refreshing!
Cucumber-mint (refreshing, cooling, vitalizing): Mint anything is always my fave! This cooling scent makes beating the heat seem easy. It's uber fresh and great for a morning shower to help make you lively for the day ahead.
Lemongrass soap set ($12):
Lemongrass-orange (vitalizing, cleansing, refreshing): I personally like using this set for my kitchen. These scents embody that summer time feeling.
Lemongrass-grapefruit (vitalizing, cleansing, cheering): This one really has an uplifting smell and awakens the senses.
Lavender soap set ($12):
Lavender-ylang ylang (balancing, soothing, sensual): This one is great for invoking the sexy time mood. It's smells very romantic, relaxing and feminine. This is definitely a fave of mine as well.
Lavender-lime (balancing, refreshing, cheering): This one has a calming and relaxing vibe.
These soaps are reasonably priced and are currently on sale. You can buy all three sets for $34! I recommend them all. I will probably be using these summer scents all year long.
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As new upstream maintainer for the popular s3cmd program, I have been collecting and making fixes all across the codebase for several months. In the last couple weeks it has finally gotten stable enough to warrant publishing a formal release. Aside from bugfixes, its primary enhancement is adding support for the AWS Signature v4 method, which is required to create S3 buckets in the eu-central-1 (Frankfurt) region, and is a more secure request-signing method usable in all AWS S3 regions. Since releasing s3cmd v1.5.0, python 2.7.9 (as exemplified in Arch Linux) added support for SSL certificate validation. Unfortunately, that validation broke for SSL wildcard certificates (e.g. *.s3.amazonaws.com). Ubuntu 14.04 has an intermediate flavor of this validation, which also broke s3cmd. A couple quick fixes later, and v1.5.2 is published now.
I've updated the packages in Fedora 20, 21, and rawhide. EPEL 6 and 7 epel-testing repositories has these as well. If you use s3cmd on RHEL/CentOS, please upgrade to the package in epel-testing and give it karma. Bug reports are welcome at https://github.com/s3tools/s3cmd.


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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Blood Pressure is Overrated, Anyway
17 comments:
- Taking Heart said...
So why isn't the chief complaint "dead"?
- December 8, 2009 at 11:22 AM
- Grumpy, M.D. said...
Taking Heart- Put it in perspective. She also had a headache, and that's more painful than being dead. I mean, let's face it. How many people go to their family doc just because they're dead?
- December 8, 2009 at 11:26 AM
- Barb said...
well, she is only 18. Maybe she hasn't had enough stress in her life to raise her blood pressure. I could lend her my 3 kids for a few days.
- December 8, 2009 at 11:32 AM
Ahh, the beauty of an EMR.
- December 8, 2009 at 12:16 PM
Does her allergy list include triptans, ergotamines, topirimate, verapamil, beta blockers, and valproate?
- December 8, 2009 at 1:22 PM
- Grumpy, M.D. said...
Anon- no the patient in this case is normal.
The problem is the doctor there, who is sloppy and putting too much confidence in his EMR system.
- December 8, 2009 at 1:24 PM
I'm not a doctor, but I'm pretty sure that's a bad sign, right? What's the prognosis?
- December 8, 2009 at 1:34 PM
On the bright side, it doesn't look like she has any mercury in her blood. That's a good thing, right?
- December 8, 2009 at 2:39 PM
- The Duchess said...
The lab slips from my doctor's (GP) office list my age as "3." While I appreciate their sensitivity to my age, I'm not sure I can pass for 3...
- December 8, 2009 at 3:33 PM
- student dr. blaze said...
Such records conjure lines from Monty Python: "not dead yet, but almost there!" ;-)
- December 8, 2009 at 3:37 PM
- Frank said...
The poor girl got killed and sent for you for a consult? I think no matter what you do, the patient will not spontaneously recover from death, although I hear that is not uncommon...
- December 8, 2009 at 5:12 PM
That's OK...I've been going to the same PCP for over 6 years, now. I have the lung form of Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency, and at every visit the nurses go down the list of standard questions. I'm always, and I mean ALWAYS, asked if I smoke. The answer is always, and I mean ALWAYS, no. You would think that after so much time they would get a clue...You may ask why I don't switch PCP's. Well, I like her. She's great and she understands my unique problems. Plus, when I feel a lung issue coming on, she'll call in the scripts I need without me having to schlep into her office, exposing myself to the myriad of "hypochondriacs" taking up space in her waiting room. She just needs Dr. Grumpy's nursing staff...
- December 8, 2009 at 6:12 PM
- Viv said...
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P.S. I love love love your blog.
- December 8, 2009 at 7:43 PM
Anonymous, it's a coding issue for billing purposes - providers (or their staff) have to ask certain questions in different categories (medical, family, social) in order to bill for a certain amount of money from your insurance. Smoking, alcohol & drug use are medically relevant and a part of a "social history." "Getting a clue" isn't the issue -- it's all about the money. If you came to our internal medicine practice, you'd get the same question every visit.
- December 8, 2009 at 9:03 PM
- River said...
taking the pressure off....
- December 9, 2009 at 1:48 AM
- The Redheaded Pharmacist said...
I've had customers at work take their blood pressure and come up to me and ask "What is the worst you can have?" And my reply is always "Zeros, you don't want zeros" lol.
- December 10, 2009 at 12:19 AM
- R said...
If it makes you feel any better my gyno always asks me what birth control I use. I've had them write on my charts numerous times that I'm gay. Yet every time I go in there...
- December 13, 2009 at 9:37 AM


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Well, time for the inevitable review of the year - and 2006 has certainly been an eventful year for those of us who have campaigned for independent regulation of the legal profession.
My blog too, approaches its one year anniversary ... which I started to help along the campaign for the Legal Profession & Legal Aid (Scotland) Bill . It certainly seems to have worked - because the Bill passed the Parliament, albeit with a few tweaks we would rather not have had. Still .. there's time to iron those out when the Law Society acts in it's usual prejudicial, biased & corrupt way .. and there will be plenty of us around to highlight that.
Note to crooked lawyers - don't think just because the LPLA exists, we won't be keeping an eye on your ever more inventive tactics to rip off clients.
Of course, 2006 started with a bang for others too ... and one of the examples of a legal profession completely out of control came with the attack on the ex Chief Accountant of the Law Society of Scotland - Leslie Cumming.
Twelve months on, no one has been caught for the vicious assault - but curiously, one of the theories worked on by the Police is alleged to have been that the Law Society were so incensed with critics, bad press & the upcoming LPLA Bill, they decided to carve up one of their own and implicate their enemies" ... words from someone close to the investigation, to a journalist ..... Makes you wonder, doesn't it ? Just how desperate had Douglas Mill and his merry bunch of gangsters become to retain control of complaints against their colleagues ?
The madness went so far as to take in private briefings to journalists & news editors on particular critics of the Law Society - myself among the most identified ... with 'suggestions' our campaigns had caused the attack on the unfortunate Mr Cumming (who some say had expired his use to Drumsheugh Gardens in the mortgage miss-selling scandal which also implicates many Scottish legal firms).
Several journalists were actually given notes of information on critics of the legal profession - as if stories had actually been written by the Law Society for the journalists to file ... but the plan backfired somewhat, when a certain Law Society senior official asked a television journalist "if it was possible to have campaigners against lawyers called terrorists".
I kid you not on this one ... but if anything killed Drumsheugh Gardens attempt to use the Leslie Cumming attack in their favour against critics of crooked lawyers - that statement was it .... and I had calls from a few journalists to back up what was said about those opposed to self regulation of the legal profession...
The newspapers ran the stories on the attack, but refused to implicate anyone the Law Society wanted framed ... so it was left to Scotland on Sunday to officially contact me for a quote - which also saw the first mention of this blog in the mass media.
Fortunately I had been alerted to what was going on ... and my words reflected that. You can read the article yourself, and give your mind some thought as to why no one has been caught on this one ...
Scotland on Sunday article : Cash laundering link to law chief stabbing & some more on the background to the Leslie Cumming attack can be found here : Sleazy side of legal profession
What lay behind that article was a typical opportunistic,vicious attack on myself & other critics of the legal profession .. but when I talked to the Scotsman .. they were having none of it because simply .. they couldn't get anyone to make a salacious comment .. such as .. well .. you can guess what ... and I was much too diplomatic to fall into that one.
2006 progressed with the call for submissions to the Justice 2 Committee of the Scottish Parliament on the LPLA Bill ... which I covered on the blog and made my submission along with many others.
Submission from Peter Cherbi to the Scottish Parliament on the LPLA Bill & Other submissions to the Justice 2 Committee on the LPLA Bill
The many submissions from the legal profession turned out to come from a template circulated by the Law Society of Scotland ... several legal firms were so incompetent in their 'editing' of the template, they left in the same paragraphs, phrases & spelling mistakes ... but again, it demonstrated the central control over policy related to complaints - and the great desire to retain management of complaints against colleagues - for that eternal feeling of fiddle ...
I went on to cover & comment on many other items in the news - related to Law & Politics ... so many, you will just have to look through the archives and have a read for yourselves ! ... but trust me .. they were certainly all linked to the legal profession, in some way or another.
Some of the more recent powerful articles I did, related to Law Society censorship of the Scottish media. I think you can tell, yourselves, by looking back at the coverage I got on my case in the national media, along with the Scotland on Sunday article on the Cumming attack, just how much the Law Society value control of the media ... and to what lengths they will go to block public publication of criticism .. which recently saw Douglas Mill even threaten the Parliament with Court action if they fully gave in to demands for complete independent regulation of the legal profession ...
I think this was summed up in an email I received recently from a television journalist I know quite well. His name I will leave out, to protect him from Law Society threats to his career, but here are some excepts from what he writes :
Have you never thought about why every major investigative current affairs programmes on Scottish Television has refused to cover the issue of the failings of the Law Society to protect the public from "crooked lawyers" ? Even the Broadcasters have been prevented from taking on the issue for a programme, by the Law Society of Scotland. Please don't think it's only you who have written in, asking for an exposure of "crooked lawyers". there is a huge pile of letters at the BBC which have piled up over the years since you were contacted by Frontline Scotland in 1999.You are one of many people in the same boat, if obviously one of the Captains of that boat, but as long as the Law Society of Scotland send in written protests, demand private briefings with programme makers & journalists, and remind the in-house lawyers to advise against airing the dirty laundry of the legal profession, the issues of "crooked lawyers" and a "crooked regulator" will never see the television screens of the public.
e.g. for you to chew on.
Earlier this year you were contacted by a Sunday asking for comment on a case where a lawyer was alleged to have been negligent, several times over. You were eventually quoted in the story they run. You will never get another word printed in that newspaper now, because the Law Society of Scotland contacted them in a "rage", as one member of staff put it, demanding you were no longer used as a source on such stories. One of their reporters I spoke to actually told me the Law Society had offered a consultation directed against you, to discredit you. The Law Society are adamant that you, and people like you, are not given a chance to speak about your problems with "crooked lawyers", and threatening media organisations has been one of the ways the Law Society of Scotland has kept this issue away from television.It's a disgrace to read Law Society letters sent in to programme staff claiming they have the full support of the Scottish Executive in their role as regulator of the legal profession, then demanding that people like yourselves are kept off the airwaves.You were spot on. The Law Society of Scotland censors the Scottish media from any adverse publicity to the legal profession. I am sympathetic to your problems, Peter. I think there is a great deal of respect for you from talking to others, but there are powerful legal forces at work trying to maintain a silence on what must be one of the most damaging stories to our legal system in Scotland. ...
Well, that says it all I suppose, so I must have hit home on that one then, because never have I received so many emails from journalists in agreement in what I wrote. I also received a few emails & comments from lawyers who it seems, were ordered to have a go at me (they never tire of this). Nothing happened of course - I'm still here to write about it . and Douglas Mill is still foaming at the mouth like some rabies infested dog out for a kill ... calm down Mr Mill - it's all your own doing, you know ...
I must protest though, at this vicious hold the legal profession have over the Scottish media. That has to be ended .. why should the legal profession be able to censor the press over articles regarding their own crooked colleagues, just on the threat of pulling advertising or legal business ... that's not the mark of a free press, is it ?
During 2006, I also got to nominate Drew Penman of Stormonth Darling Solicitors, Kelso, as Scotland's Most Famous Crooked Lawyer in : Scottish Legal Awards - Lawyer Lawyer on the wall, who is the most crooked of us all ? ... a nomination Penman richly deserves Well, Mr Penman, you can sweat a little more at all this coverage on the web over you crooked dealings ... along with you crooked accountant friend Norman Howitt of Borders Accountants firm Welch & Co Accountants, Hawick & Galashiels .. who are always ready to rip off clients & get away with it...
Since Google seems to like Drew Penman's nomination as Scotland's Most Famous Crooked Lawyer, let me also nominate Norman Howitt as Scotland's Most Famous Crooked Accountant. A matched pair of crooks indeed.
The past year also highlighted the willingness of the Law Society of Scotland to lie at the Scottish Parliament - even when faced with evidence they were involved in full scale management of claims against lawyers. The scene between Douglas Mill & John Swinney, arguing over the content of the secret "Mackenzie memos" written by Douglas Mill himself .. sticks in the minds of many, as an appalling example of Law Society corruption.
2006, of course, internationally, ends with the execution of Saddam Hussein .. which will blot out the headlines on just about anything else for a few days, pleasing some, of course.
For me, however, I think 2006 ends with a step forward in the fight against crooked lawyers - something I've campaigned on since 1994, although thinking about it, the first complaint I put in against a crooked lawyer was in 1990 against a drunken Mr William Craib Anderson, of Charles & Rb Andersons WS, Jedburgh.
I think we have to build on the success of the campaign to bring the LPLA Bill into law .. and now also campaign for a full review of the conduct of the Law Society over the decades against clients - which has seen many injustices take place and many lives & livelihoods destroyed, simply to protect crooked lawyers from justice.
Lastly, I was slightly saddened to see the ending of the McKie campaign for a public inquiry - not that there will ever be an effective one of course, because there never has been a transparent, independent clean public inquiry in the history of the British Isles yet.
Slightly saddened on this one, because, well ... when you enter a campaign such as that .. I don't really see that there is a chance to step away from it, until the final outcome is realised.
I'm not saying that in a selfish way .. because I do understand the need for people to have a life - a life which the likes of crooked lawyers, or crooked officials take away from you to protect their own colleagues from investigation ... but I do think there is a measure of responsibility on the part of a campaigner to see something through to the end .. otherwise, well, there isn't much point in starting it in the first place, is there ? I'm afraid, that 'having a life' is one of the sacrifices that one must make a little, to campaign to such a degree on an issue of such importance.
Having said that, what McKie demonstrated is that the Scottish Executive have a significant degree of guilt attached to them, as the 'bystander' to a lot of corruption, not just in the criminal legal world .. but also in the civil legal world - and one of those charges of guilt, I believe - is a measure of guilt over allowing the Law Society of Scotland and the rest of the legal profession to damage so many lives in their quest to protect their own colleagues. After all .. it's not as if the Scottish Executive hadn't known about it ... for, lets say ... well over 16 years ?
Time for the Scottish Executive to put that one right too then, and compensate all those victims of the legal profession ... because there are a lot of Shirley McKies out there, who have had to endure frame ups, fit ups, rip offs, fiddles & much more .. just so that a crooked lawyer can remain in practice and the Law Society could continue to regulate the legal profession.
Anyway .. as I have already wished you all a Happy New Year ... let's all have a rest for a few days .. and see what 2007 brings ...


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This delicious cheesy casserole is made with the bounty from my garden. The dish includes a sunny medley of summer vegetables like eggplant, zucchini and tomatoes. It's so nice to cook with those abundant crops. -Phyllis Hickey, Bedford, New Hampshire
Total TimePrep: 25 min. + standing Bake: 20 min.
Makes12 servings
- 2 pounds eggplant, peeled
- 5 teaspoons salt, divided
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 2 medium onions, finely chopped
- 2 medium zucchini, sliced 1/2 inch thick
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 5 medium tomatoes, peeled and chopped
- 2 celery ribs, sliced
- 1/4 cup minced fresh parsley
- 1/4 cup minced fresh basil or 1 tablespoon dried basil
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 cup grated Romano cheese
- 1 cup seasoned bread crumbs
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- Cut eggplant into 1/2-in. thick slices; sprinkle both sides with 3 teaspoons salt. Place in a deep dish; cover and let stand for 30 minutes. Rinse with cold water; drain and dry on paper towels.
- Cut eggplant into 1/2-in. cubes. Transfer to a large skillet; saute in oil until lightly browned. Add onions and zucchini; cook 3 minutes. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Add the tomatoes, celery, parsley, basil, pepper and remaining salt; bring to boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 10 minutes. Remove from the heat; stir in Romano cheese.
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